Europe-Asia Studies

1949 - 2025

Current editor(s): Terry Cox

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The contradictions of the marketless market: Self‐financing in the Soviet industrial enterprise, 1986–90 pp. 989-1009: Donald Filtzer
The persistence of job security in reforming socialist economies pp. 1011-1025: Milan Vodopivec
The Soviet military's performance at Chernobyl pp. 1027-1047: William Potter and Lucy Kerner
The 1989 elections to the congress of people's deputies in Moscow pp. 1049-1064: Brendan Kiernan and Joseph Aistrup
RSFSR election results and roll call votes pp. 1065-1084: Gregory Embree
The diary of decline: A case‐study of the disintegration of the party in one district in Hungary pp. 1085-1099: Maria Csanadi
The fall of Nikita Khrushchev pp. 1101-1121: William Tompson
Gor'ky, and: The death of a cultural superhero? pp. 1123-1142: Andrew Barratt and Edith Clowes
Reviews pp. 1143-1153: Robert Davies, Darrell Hammer, Gregory Andrusz, Peter Gatrell, Richard Staar, Graham Timmins, Stanislaw Gomulka, Ian Thatcher, A. Solymosi and Alfred Low
Book notices pp. 1155-1155: The Editors
Books received pp. 1157-1158: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 1159-1159: The Editors
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Embattled entrepreneurs: Soviet cooperatives in an unreformed economy pp. 797-821: Darrell Slider
New entrants in soviet foreign trade: Behaviour patterns and regulation in the transitional period pp. 823-836: Andrei Vernikov
The anti‐expenditure principle: Gosplan's proposals for Soviet economic reform pp. 837-857: Judyth Twigg
The impact of on the soviet planned economy: Results of a survey of Moscow economic officials pp. 859-873: Paul Gregory
Contest between countries: 1937–1986 pp. 875-896: Eva Ehrlich
The 1990 central committee of the CPSU in perspective pp. 897-912: Evan Mawdsley
Token representation in the CPSU central committee pp. 913-929: William Clark
Albanian economic performance: Stagnation in the 1980s pp. 931-947: Per Sandström and Örjan Sjöberg

The illusion of material progress: The analytics of Soviet economic growth revisited pp. 597-611: Steven Rosefielde
Fealty and loyalty: Informal authority structures in Soviet Asia pp. 613-628: Gregory Gleason
Social problems, political issues: Marriage and divorce in the USSR pp. 629-649: Andrea Sanjian
Current development and dissemination of computer technology in the Soviet economy pp. 651-667: I. Adirim
The inevitability of a fall in output in the early stages of transition to the market: Theoretical underpinnings pp. 669-676: Jan Winiecki
Poland's economy in transition to private ownership pp. 677-688: Bogdan Mroz
The council for religious affairs and the shaping of soviet religious policy pp. 689-710: John Anderson
The 1929 congress of the Godless pp. 711-732: Daniel Peris
Chinese studies of Bukharin pp. 733-747: James White
Beria and the cult of Stalin: Rewriting Transcaucasian party history pp. 749-763: Amy Knight
Reviews pp. 765-782: Mark Harrison, Daniel Park, Timothy Ash, Peter Rutland, Brendan Kiernan, J. L. Porket, Marie Lavigne, Laura Richards, Elizabeth Valkenier, Jane Henderson, John Biggart, Gabor Rittersporn, Jack Bielasiak and Ian Thatcher
Book notices pp. 783-784: The Editors
Books received pp. 785-787: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 789-789: The Editors
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Rethinking the CPSU pp. 405-428: Stephen White
The Soviet Union 1985–1990: After communist rule the deluge? pp. 429-449: Rita Di Leo
Investment performance in the 12th five‐year plan pp. 451-472: Boris Rumer
More power for the Soviets: and energy pp. 491-506: Caroline Kuhnert
Prices and market behaviour in Hungary in the early stages of the transition to a market economy pp. 507-533: Wim Swaan
Soviet perceptions of economic conditions during the period of stagnation: Evidence from two diverse emigrant surveys pp. 535-551: Paul Gregory and Barbara Dietz
The Soviet family during the great terror, 1935–1941 pp. 553-574: Robert Thurston
‘Allocational efficiency’—Can it be so? pp. 575-579: Alec Nove

The CPSU: From monolith to pluralist? pp. 217-235: Ronald Hill
The XXVIII congress of the CPSU in perspective pp. 237-253: John Gooding
Discretionary behaviour and Soviet economic reform pp. 255-279: John Litwack
Academic elite into scientific cadres: A statistical contribution to the history of the Hungarian academy of sciences, 1945–49 pp. 281-299: György Péteri
The reconstruction of agriculture in Pskov 1945–1953 pp. 301-309: Ivan Karasev
On entry of new firms in socialist economies: Evidence from Bulgaria pp. 311-327: Derek Jones and Mieke Meurs
The travails of intra‐party democracy in the Soviet Union: The elections to the 19th conference of the CPSU pp. 329-354: Aryeh Unger
Ligachev and Soviet politics pp. 355-374: Jeffrey Surovell
A note on the number of 1933 famine victims pp. 375-379: Michael Ellman

Popular attitudes and pp. 3-25: Hans Aage
Soviet economic development and the third world pp. 27-59: David Albright
‘the national question’ and Soviet language policy pp. 61-81: Michael Kirkwood
Vicissitudes of political realism in Poland: and pp. 83-106: Norbert Zmijewski
Political pluralisation in Hungary: The 1990 elections pp. 107-136: Barnabas Racz
The birth, testing and results of the 1989 Hungarian electoral law pp. 137-156: István Kukorelli
Revolution, reform and the Soviet telephone system, 1917–1927 pp. 157-176: Steven Solnick
The Ukrainian movement for —‘Rukh’: A sociological survey pp. 177-181: Vladimir Paniotto